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Tag Archives: images
T3: Finding Images Online
Looking for images? Make sure you don’t violate copyright! Free Photos Bank: This site has a nice collection of free photos available for download without login. They’re extensively categorized with a few different ways to search, too. IM Free: Unlike most free … Continue reading
Friday Fun: Mammal Images
The American Society of Mammalogists hosts a digital mammal image library containing more than 2,500 images. Browse a numbered list for a random delight, select a mammalian order (e.g., Proboscidea) at the bottom of the screen, or search the image … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, info.gov
Tagged animals, books, Friday fun, government info, images, mammals, mammology, nature, science, web sites, wisconsin government, zoology
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Friday Fun: Whales and Lights Show
I couldn’t resist blogging about this, I guess, because it was such a beautiful image on the news earlier this week: whales swimming under the northern lights, an image captured by a Norwegian TV station. Click the screenshot, and then … Continue reading
Posted in around the world
Tagged Aurora Borealis, beauty, books, ebooks, fun stuff, images, nature, news, Northern Lights, science, web sites, whales
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Friday Fun: Astronomy Picture of the Day
Here’s some fun you can have not only on Friday, but every day: Astronomy Picture of the Day. “Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, info.gov
Tagged astronomy, cosmos, federal government, Friday fun, government info, images, nasa, photography, space
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Looking for Images?
Are you looking for images to use in your upcoming presentation? In order to avoid violating copyright, check out some of the websites below. Each site includes images that you can use without breaking copyright laws. Some of the images … Continue reading
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Tagged copyright, creative commons, images, photographs, photos
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Friday Fun: American Museum of Natural History’s Digital Special Collections
When I lived in the Washington, D.C. area, I loved to visit the National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian). I enjoyed it so much, that when I traveled to other cities I looked for other natural history & science museums … Continue reading
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Tagged cultures, digital collections, fun stuff, history, images, museums, people, photography, web sites
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ARTstor Digital Library – Image Repository
ARTstor Digital Library is an online image repository of 1.5 million digital images in the arts, architecture, humanities, and sciences with an accessible suite of software tools for teaching and research. Take a look and see for yourself how ARTstor … Continue reading
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Digital Public Library of America
There are lots and lots of institutions providing digitized materials, but who has the time to find them? Well, here’s a one-stop discovery tool! The Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) provides free access to the digitized riches of libraries, … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, info.gov
Tagged archives, audio, books, cultural heritage, culture, diaries, digital portal, digital repositories, federal government, fun stuff, government info, history, images, letters, libraries, manuscripts, motion pictures, moving images, museums, photographs, primary sources, sounds, video, web sites
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Are you using Pinterest? I recently saw something about it in a job candidate’s application, and then I had a brief discussion about it with some students and faculty. And now I see that the Warhawk Social Media group will … Continue reading
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Tagged images, pinterest, social media, web sites
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Friday music video: Honoring Hubble
To celebrate the Hubble Space Telescope’s millionth measurement logged on July 4th (and I’d say just to celebrate the beauty of the images it has provided us too), Daniel Pendick, a science writer at NASA‘s Goddard Space Flight Center, produced … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, federal government, fun stuff, government info, hubble space telescope, images, music videos, nasa, New Scientist, space, videos
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